2017 Map of Table Mountain

About this map

Table Mountain rises above the arid landscape of the west-central Utah desert, marking a rugged terrain transition near the boundary of Tooele and Juab Counties. This 2017 survey details the sparse but vital water infrastructure of the region, including the N Table Mountain Reservoir and E Dugway Reservoir. The map illustrates a landscape shaped by ancient processes, featuring the Old River Bed and the distinctive White Marl Bluff to the northeast. Transportation through this remote section of Dugway Valley is defined by long, isolated routes such as the Simpson Springs-Callao Rd and Flint Springs Rd. Further south, the Slow Elk Hills and Slow Elk Wash highlight the topographical character of the Great Basin, where seasonal drainages and local landmarks provide essential orientation points in an expansive wilderness.